We deliver flowers to Collie
Need Flowers delivered to Collie? Order by 10am for Same Day Delivery Today, We are open Monday to Friday 830am - 530pm and 9am - 1pm Saturday from only ! We are a REAL Florist, we hand make and deliver your flowers unlike many other florists who relay your order.
Florist Gump Collie creates stunning floral gifts at affordable prices offering same day delivery. Our flowers are fresh and designed by experienced florists, so are assured that only the best Collie flowers will be delivered to your loved ones. Need your flowers delivered in a hurry to Collie, just order before 10am and Florist Gump will deliver to Collie that same day!
Order flowers now and be guranteed of the freshness and beauty of the flowers to make your loved ones smile.
Collie Florists
Our store is very close to Collie, why bother going anywhere else to order your Collie flowers? Order with Florist Gump online or call us on (08) 9791 4929 now and we'll you will want to return again and again to our florist to deliver flowers to Collie. Florist Gump is comitted to High Quality flowers, stunning gifts and on time delivery trust us to send flowers to Collie.
Collie Flower Delivery
For peace of mind, order your Collie flowers through us and we guarantee the fresheness and delivery to Collie. We offer quick, same day delivery direct to Collie. Order online, or give our professional staff a call on (08) 9791 4929 or visit our website to take your order today. We deliver to all suburbs around Bunbury Western Australia.
Collie Flowers for every occasions
We understand how important it is to buy flowers for that special occasion. That's why ordering with Florist Gump Collie is your first choice for flowers. Whether you are buying a stunning bouquet to say "I Love You", "Birthday Flowers", "Sympathy Flowers" or "New Baby Flowers" Florist Gump Collie can make sure your order is delivered.
About Collie
Collie is a small suburb in Western Australia. It is located 213 kilometers south of Perth and 59 kilometers from Bunbury Port. It also sits near the intersection of the Harris and Collie Rivers.
The 2011 census confirms that Collie population was over 6,998 people.
History of Collie
Apart from being knows as a coal- producing center in the region, Collie is also involved in agricultural, industrial, and aquaculture tourism.
Collie is named after the Collie River where it is located. The name Collie River, on the other hand, was named after Dr. Alexander Collie, which is from the idea of James Stirling.
George Mash discovered the abundance of coal in the suburb in early 1880’s. In 1890’s coal fields were formed and in 1897, the town was surveyed and gazette.
Originally referred to as a dirty mining town, Collie was later recognized as the Top Tidy Town on April 8, 2006 after it won the Australian Tidy Towns Competition. Australia had seen the town’s commitment on waste management, recycling, beautification, and other community projects.
Collie’ Industry
Collie plays a huge part in the stipulation of electricity for Western Australia. The suburb has three power stations and two coal mines. The Premier Coal Limited mining produces 5 million tones of coal annually.
Tourism in Collie
Collie has a wealth of beautiful places and attractions. The most popular tourist destinations are the Steam Locomotive Museum, Minninup Pool, Collie Art Gallery, and the Wellington Dam.
The suburb has also parks including the Stockton Lake and the Soldier’s memorial park.
